[Game Update] - 480096

• You can hide the darkened pause underlay via the console command:
  • Profile:SetHidePauseUnderlay(true)
• You can enable and disable the Console Command Screen auto-pausing separately in the Advanced menu in settings.
• When the game is paused, you can run the command TheNet:AdvanceFrame() to make the game advance forward one Update(dt) call.
• The game now has a new update loop: StaticUpdate(dt), StaticUpdate will run regardless of the game being paused.
  • Components now also have support for a OnStaticUpdate call, but this will only be executed when the game is paused, and will be skipped when the game is unpaused.
• There is a new Scheduler called staticScheduler, this Scheduler is identical to the normal scheduler, except that it runs on the StaticUpdate loop, and not the Update loop, meaning it will update while the game is paused.
• EntityScript now has a DoStaticPeriodicTask and DoStaticTaskInTime functions, these are identical to their non-static counterparts, except that because they run on StaticUpdate, they will run even when the game is paused.
• All widgets and screens will now use DoStaticPeriodicTask and DoStaticTaskInTime by default.
• Widgets and screens also have a DoSimPeriodicTask and DoSimTaskInTime, which will pause and stop updating when the game is paused.
• Widgets and screens have a new function called UpdateWhilePaused, which is by default called with true, if called with false, DoPeriodicTask and DoTaskInTime will now point to their Sim variants instead of the Static variants.
• All widget OnUpdate(dt) calls will need to check TheNet:IsServerPaused() if their behavior should stop updating when the game is paused.
• All AnimState’s have a AnimateWhilePaused function, by default all normal in game objects won’t animate while the game is paused, and all widgets and screens will animate when paused, you can use this call AnimState:AnimateWhilePaused(animate_while_paused) to set the correct behavior for your animations.

If your widget/screen should continue to behave normally while paused, you will need to make all the following changes to it:

• Replace any reference to scheduler with staticScheduler.
• Replace any call to GetTime with GetStaticTime.
• Replace any call to GetTick with GetStaticTick.

If your widget/screen should pause when the game pauses, you will need to make the following changes to it:

• If you have an OnUpdate(dt) call, add the following to the first line in the function:
• TheNet:IsServerPaused() then return end
• Call self:UpdateWhilePaused(false) on the widget/screen, and on any child widgets that need to pause when the game is paused.
• Call AnimState:AnimateWhilePaused(false) on any widgets that have an AnimState.

If you want your screen to autopause the game, you must do the following:

• Add the following code to the constructor of your screen:
  • SetAutopaused(true)
• Add/Create the following to the OnDestroy function of your screen:
  • SetAutopaused(false)
• If the top center of your screen is being used, you can move the server paused text to somewhere else by adding this function to your screen:
  • function YourScreen:OffsetServerPausedWidget(serverpausewidget)
  • And then call serverpausewidget:SetOffset(x, y) inside the function.